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:D :D :D :D Of course we are. :) :) :) :)

:ninja: Ninja win :ninja:

@ DrakeTheDragon & kevkiev: An ugly, brutal and clumsy workaround is to use the "Mark Board as Read" function at the bottom of the page. That way everything remains flagged as "read" until the next update (in my case, once a day).

Aah, another good ole morning win.

Yikes, spiders! Good morning ...I guess.

And how???

:ninja: Stealth win :ninja:

Finger.

IS THIIIS FAST ENOUUUUUGHHH?????

I've seen those "books" you all talk about so fondly. Someone told me they were good insulation so I covered my apartment's walls with them but boy, do they cost... Anyway, still buy them, usually for the colour of the spine. I only wish they had more controls and buttons, and the pages weren't all dirty with those "letters" and stuff. :mellow:

Yeah, but yours is better. Oops, you lost it, it's my win.

Guys, guys you leave finger stains on my win. Go wash your hands. Now.

Hey, is that a win? Wait... I got it!

Ok, here's my sorry attempt to make Coerr pose. It was my first experience with the Puppeteer Master, and I must admit it was a ...complete nightmare, don't know how you guys manage every time. Thank Talos for Reimar's guide (would someone know if there's anything similar for Directors Tools?) Anyway. Here's the shots: Standing, arms crossed. Standing, clapping. Sitting, leaning on elbow (beggar's pose!). Also, a slight variation. On the knee, my favorite actually. Here's the folder, should it be more convenient. I suck at this, so if I need to redo anything, please say so.

@leirynot: I have a soundtrack! :dance:

'morning :smile:

:woot: Who cares if the road is long, every step's a WIN!!! :dance:

Lemme kill this one. Done. Do I win?

:facepalm:

WolvenGlade, don't worry about the hub page or the wallpaper collection: the guys here will take care of that. If you want the relay's thumbnails under your shot, copy the code and paste it in your screenshot's description.

Get me some pigeons! I need to win Pagafyr's win!

:whistling:

Imho, neither changing browsers or resetting the cache every time is a solution. This new cookie-based strategy is not working properly, it's as simple as that. I understand that the guys here at the Nexus want to limit the bandwidth cost of this feature, and I like the idea of distributing the burden to the client computers, but the current solution simply negates the possibility to monitor comments, except once a day (in my case). Still hoping they'll get to it sooner or later.

You're giving me ideas. Now I need to spawn a dragon or two in a dungeon and then scale them to 500.